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Originally Posted by secondhandloser,Jul 22 2010, 12:33 PM
Geez. You guys must have all been spoiled with the clutches you've used.
I guess learning to drive stick on an Accord with 190,000 miles and the original clutch probably doesn't provide the best baseline, but I've driven tons of cars and don't think the CC4 is that bad for a clutch holding that sort of power.
It's more driveable than the carbon twin that was in my car. You wanna talk about a clutch you can't slip.
I guess learning to drive stick on an Accord with 190,000 miles and the original clutch probably doesn't provide the best baseline, but I've driven tons of cars and don't think the CC4 is that bad for a clutch holding that sort of power.
It's more driveable than the carbon twin that was in my car. You wanna talk about a clutch you can't slip.
Easiest clutch I ever drove.
Back on subject.. If your going to get a new clutch get the SOS sport or ACT.
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Thank you for your responses on clutches, has helped a lot. So basically the SoS clutches are the way to go? There is a package online for a Clutch-Masters (stage 2?) and a 12lb flywheel for $500. Any reviews on them?
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Originally Posted by Angerman,Jul 22 2010, 01:59 PM
The kit doesn't come w/ injectors, I have 440cc injectors sitting in the garage, would these work fine with my goal of 350whp-400whp? If not let me know if I need larger ones......
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Originally Posted by Angerman,Jul 22 2010, 04:59 PM
The kit doesn't come w/ injectors, I have 440cc injectors sitting in the garage, would these work fine with my goal of 350whp-400whp? If not let me know if I need larger ones......
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Originally Posted by dsddcd,Jul 22 2010, 02:28 PM
I forgot about those
, I will probably be buying these because they are a good price with all hardware.I am going back and forth with clutches, I also need a flywheel since I am going to be in there replacing stuff, so why not replace that as well. Is the SoS the way to go at this point? SoS sport clutch, or the SoS Billet Carbon Twin Clutch?
. I'm new to this..... 
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Originally Posted by Angerman,Jul 22 2010, 02:41 PM
Good to see another member say the 675cc's are good , I will probably be buying these because they are a good price with all hardware.
I am going back and forth with clutches, I also need a flywheel since I am going to be in there replacing stuff, so why not replace that as well. Is the SoS the way to go at this point? SoS sport clutch, or the SoS Billet Carbon Twin Clutch? . I'm new to this.....
, I will probably be buying these because they are a good price with all hardware.I am going back and forth with clutches, I also need a flywheel since I am going to be in there replacing stuff, so why not replace that as well. Is the SoS the way to go at this point? SoS sport clutch, or the SoS Billet Carbon Twin Clutch?
. I'm new to this..... Buy the SOS sport clutch or the ACT sport clutch.